Jody Toor

Jody Toor is a Canadian politician who has served as a member of the Legislative Assembly of British Columbia (MLA) representing the electoral district of Langley-Willowbrook since the 2024 British Columbia election. She is a member of the British Columbia Conservative Party.

Early life and career Toor was born and raised in the city of Langley. She is a mother of two daughters, and wife to Dr. Charn Toor who runs an optometry clinic in Walnut Grove.

Toor is a holistic health practitioner and runs her own integrative holistic clinic in Langley. According to ConsciousMind Labs, on whose executive board she sits, Toor holds a double PhD in Doctor of Integrative Medicine and Doctor of Humanitarian Services with the Board Of Integrative Medicine from Quantum University in Hawaii. Quantum University is unaccredited and online, and has a disclaimer that notes that its degrees are not equivalent to Doctor of Medicine or Doctor of Naturopathic Medicine degrees. On the British Columbia Conservative Party's biographical page for Toor, it is noted that she is non-prescribing and not registered with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC. She went on to win a seat in the Legislative Assembly of BC during the 2024 provincial election, defeating NDP incumbent Andrew Mercier by 867 votes The bill was aimed at integrating perinatal and postnatal mental health care into the provincial healthcare system to ensure that critical resources during and post-pregnancy were accessible to mothers and their families.

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